fadedistrict.demo
Beauty & WellnessBirmingham
Barbershop Website Demo
A bold barbershop site with a priced service menu, a 'book your chair' flow and a portfolio of fresh cuts.
- Online booking
- Price list
- Gallery
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3 live examples
Salon, Barber & Clinic website examples
Beauty businesses sell visually and book constantly. These concepts explore treatment menus with prices, direct booking entry points, Instagram-style portfolio grids and, for clinics, a consultation-first flow that sets the right expectations.
velvetlashnailstudio.demo
Beauty & WellnessGlasgow
Nail & Lash Studio Website Demo
A soft, editorial salon site with a full treatment menu, an Instagram-style grid and direct booking entry points.
- Price list
- Gallery
- Online booking
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lumiereskinclinic.demo
Beauty & WellnessEdinburgh
Aesthetics Clinic Website Concept
A calm, clinical aesthetics site built around consultation-first booking and clear treatment information.
- Consultation booking
- Price list
- Video showcase
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Checklist
What every salon website needs
Practical, industry-specific essentials — each one is demonstrated in the live examples above.
- 01
A priced treatment or service menu
Group by category with prices and durations so clients can choose before booking.
- 02
Booking links beside each service
Point them at whichever booking platform the business already uses.
- 03
A portfolio that feels like social media
Grid-style galleries mirror how salons and barbers already share their work.
- 04
Consultation-first for clinical treatments
Aesthetics clinics should lead with consultations, not 'buy now' buttons.
- 05
Practitioner and team information
Names, specialisms and, for clinics, real qualifications and registrations.
- 06
Aftercare and policies
Cancellation, patch-test and aftercare information reduces no-shows and questions.
FAQ
Beauty & Wellness websites: common questions
What should a salon or barber website include?+
A priced service menu, easy booking, a portfolio of recent work, opening hours and location, team information and clear policies for cancellations.
Do salons need a website if they use a booking app?+
A website complements a booking app: it presents the brand, ranks in search for local queries and sends clients straight to booking.
How should an aesthetics clinic website be different?+
It should be calmer and consultation-led, explain treatments in plain language, show practitioner qualifications and avoid pressure-selling clinical procedures.